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クリュニーの町は、910年に設立されたベネディクト会修道院（クリュニー修道院）に隣接して発展しました。この修道院は、10世紀初頭のクリュニー改革の発祥地であり中心地でした。クリュニーは、12世紀初頭に約400人の修道士を擁して最盛期を迎えました。 最後の修道院教会（クリュニー3）は、世界最大のロマネスク様式のバシリカであり、現在のローマのサン・ピエトロ大聖堂が建設されるまで、キリスト教世界最大の教会でした。この教会には7つの塔がありました。 建造物の大部分は破壊されましたが、残された遺構は絶対に注目に値するものであり、クリュニーへの訪問を忘れられない体験にしてくれます！

Founded in 910, Cluny Abbey was a powerful centre of the Benedictine order and influenced the spiritual and cultural life of all of Europe at its height. Today, although much of the abbey was destroyed during the French Revolution, you can still explore the remaining parts of the vast complex, including the majestic bell tower and restored cloister.

Attractive church to visit

Main reason for visiting Cluny - but well worth the time.

Watching the locks is always interesting.

The station comfortably welcomes travelers from Paris, Dijon, Lyon Vienne and Valence. It has hoops and 45 bicycle storage spaces. It is the ideal starting point for visiting Mâcon or taking the CycloRoute 71 or Voie Bleue route heading towards the banks of the Saône (five minutes away).

This splendid village is home to several remarkable buildings, such as the Cluniac priory (13th century) and the wash houses. A short walk is an opportunity to admire the lava roofs, gallery houses and dry stone walls.

The Saint-Laurent bridge spans the Saône. It has twelve stone arches and has retained its post-World War II appearance. It is classified as a historic monument.